What did George Curry do to save his men's horses? a. He led a charge into Cuba. b. He didn't have a chance as he never got to Cuba. c. He stopped the train and let the horses off to graze. d. He arrested the train engineer and drove the train to water for the horses

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Jaycee Duke

20 May, 01:54

What did George Curry do to save his men's horses? a. He led a charge into Cuba. b. He didn't have a chance as he never got to Cuba. c. He stopped the train and let the horses off to graze. d. He arrested the train engineer and drove the train to water for the horses

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Brayden Gates · Answer 1

The correct answer is: C. He stopped the train and let the horses off to graze. George Curry, born in March 20 - 1871, also known as George "flat-nose" Curry, was a robber from the American Old West. He is famous for being part of the gang known as the Wild Bunch, alongside Harvey Logan and notorious train and bank robber, Butch Cassidy, who also served as leader of the gang.

George Curry saved his men's horses by arresting the train engineer and taking the train to water for the horses to graze.